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What measurement is not equal to 6. 5 meters? 0.0065 kilometer 6.50 meters 65 centimeters 6,500millimeters
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What measurement is not equal to 6. 5 meters?
0.0065 kilometer
6.50 meters
65 centimeters
6,500millimeters
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65 centimeters is the correct answer.
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The correct answer is
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